Sports gear & everything else: what you can bring on a plane
Golf clubs, bats, blankets, snow globes and other odd ones. 6 items. Not allowed in carry-on: golf clubs, baseball bats.
| Main limit | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Blankets and travel pillows | Allowed | Allowed | No TSA restriction; airline carry-on size and count rules apply |
| Condoms | Allowed | Allowed | Liquid or gel lubricant in carry-on: 3.4 oz (100 ml) per container, one quart-size bag |
| Glass bottles and glass items | Allowed | Allowed | Liquids inside glass containers in carry-on: 3.4 oz (100 ml) max, one quart-size bag |
| Golf clubs | Not allowed | Allowed | Golf clubs: checked bags only |
| Snow globes | With limits | Allowed | Carry-on: 3.4 oz (100 ml) of liquid or less, whole globe inside one quart-size bag |
| Baseball bats | Not allowed | Allowed | Baseball and cricket bats: checked bags only |
Rulings are for US flights (TSA and FAA). Open an item for limits, tips and international differences.
Guides on this topic
What can't you bring on a plane? Prohibited items by category
Items not allowed on a plane, sorted by rule: carry-on bans like knives and bats, checked-bag bans like power banks, and items banned from every bag.
Carry-on packing list: a TSA-friendly checklist by bag area
A carry-on packing list by bag area: liquids bag, electronics, medication, documents, food and small sharp items, with what to move to your checked bag.
What can't go in checked luggage? Carry-on-only items explained
Power banks, spare lithium batteries, vapes and lighters must fly in the cabin. Why, the limits, laptop rules and what to do if your bag is gate-checked.